Alison Blanchet
‘Owl’ get straight to the point
During Lent, my husband and I met Sarah at “Soup and Stations of the Cross”. Sarah is 8 years old and in third grade but carried herself like she was about 30 and this soup […]
Year: 2015
Greenville Deanery
SCCCW contributes to ‘Caps of Love’
GREENVILLE—Affiliates of the South Carolina Conference of Catholic Women are raising money to buy wheelchairs for disabled children — thanks to the Caps of Love program. For the past year, councils across the state collected […]
Myrtle Beach Deanery
Knights Council 7122 helps special needs programs
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH—Knights of Columbus Council 7122, the Columbiettes, and volunteers of all ages helped collect more than $24,000 during the Operation HOPE Tootsie Roll campaign to help special needs children last year. The money […]
News and Events
Sister ZIta Torlai dies at age 97
MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY—Sister Zita Torlai, of the Religious Teachers Filippini, died March 22. She was 97. The Mass of Christian Burial was held March 25 at the Saint Lucy Chapel at Villa Walsh. Interment was […]
Featured
Ryan Dela Pena ordained to transitional diaconate for Adornos
SPARTANBURG—When Ryan Dela Pena was in kindergarten, he drew a picture of what he wanted to be when he grew up, and it instantly drew the attention of a nun who taught him. “Is this […]
Columnists
The sprinkling of life
The Easter season places heavy emphasis on the first sacrament of baptism as the means by which God’s children are adopted in Christ. To emphasize this, the Church’s Liturgy provides the option for the Sprinkling […]
Columbia Deanery
Keeping the mission in mind
COLUMBIA—No matter where they live, Catholics are called to spread the Gospel around the world to people in need. The Pontifical Mission Societies exist to help answer that call. Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone and Oblate […]
Columbia Deanery
Prison ministry benefits the inmates and the volunteers
BISHOPVILLE—An inmate at Lee Correctional Institution had a life-changing experience on April 9. Thanks to six dedicated volunteers from the Sumter Catholic Community, he was confirmed by Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone and became a Catholic. […]
Charleston Deanery
St. Clare of Assisi sees a lot of progress in its year as a parish
DANIEL ISLAND—St. Clare of Assisi parish turned 1 year old in April, celebrating as it began with a large and joyous Easter Sunday Mass. One of the differences that a year has made is the […]
News
Sisters of the Disciples of Christ work to build bridges
BLUFFTON—Prayers and hymns chanted and sung in Spanish echoed from a room at St. Gregory the Great Church. Inside, four women wearing green dresses and black veils alternately stood and kneeled before a cross as […]